It's not too late to get in on The Mighty Thor. We're only three issues in, so if you've been sitting on the fence thus far, hop on over. The water's extremely nice. Read Full Review

An excellent Thor-verse comic that's a nice counterpoint to Fear Itself. Read Full Review

The art from Olivier Coipel is better here but his faces still irk me. No matter what's going on, it feels like Thor has one look on his face constantly. I'm also still not a huge fan of Coipel's Silver Surfer, though I did like his Galactus. I would have to say the art is passable, even pleasant, just nothing to get too excited about. What is worth getting excited about is how Fraction has raised his game. Perhaps he's working out all that need to be convoluted with Fear Itself or maybe he's finally settling into what it takes to write Thor. Regardless, I hope he continues on this path, the rainbow path, to Asgard! Read Full Review

That forward motion is going to take us to a battle between Galactus and the warriors of Asgard, and I am anxiously looking forward to it. Read Full Review

My biggest problem with the Mighty Thor is that I don't like any of the characters, but that doesn't mean it isn't a great book. This was my first issue of the new series, and even though we're three issues in, I had no problem picking this issue up and understanding what was going on. Even though it's in the middle of a story, it's still a great jumping on point, and that's due in part to the writing of Matt Fraction who keeps it simple and straight-to-the-point. Even a non-Thor fan could enjoy this issue. I recommend The Mighty Thor #3... verily and whatnot. Read Full Review